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did they skip over some of the violent action packed movies of the 70s like Towering Inferno, Dirty Harry, Poseidon Adventure for some of their perceived kid friendly silent-action pictures such as 2001: A Space Odyssey, Planet of the Apes,? or maybe convince them to sneak in The Last House on the Left!

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72.0 - Aquaman - 75.0 29.0 - Poppins - 38.0 25.0 - Bumblebee - 25.0 19.0 - Spidey - 67.0 11.5 - Second Act - 11.5 10.9 - The Mule - 36.5 5.8 - The Grinch - 250.7 4.5 - Ralph Breaks - 161.9 3.9 - Mortal Engines - 14.3 3.5 - Marwen - 3.5 1.9 - Bohemian Rhapsody - 184.8 1.5 - Creed II - 108.7 1.5 - Green Book - 27.6 1.1 - Instant Family - 63.0 1.0 - Fantastic Beasts - 154.6

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attitude adjust relative to....

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miss many smells...

makin' fun?

Chiquis said it was okay, Chiquis said it was quite allright, Chiquis had a bed for the night, and it was okaaaayyy!!!!

"I was thinking maybe we could call you hungry" - me

I think TLJ is naturally an easy film to hate on. When one is watching it, it is new and takes lots of turns. One might initially completely dig it and the feelings it encompasses, but these feelings do not stay. Shrugging off TLJ months later is a lazy thing to do, but I foresee a lot of hardcore fans doing that. The Phantom Menace, Titanic, and Avatar are other films that were widely loved only to be thrown into the back of the head when it comes to surface conversation. I think this same surface disapproval of TLJ's legacy will be easy for a lot of people just because of the basic eliminations the first made for the franchise. It is like asking random people what they think of politics, and they shrug. Imagine watching cartoons with the kids and refreshing the kids on how great the movie is only to forget about it. Or associating an experience with a bad memory, or feeling meh about The Hobbit trilogy after the last one and then forgetting the movement it brought. If anything, TLJ was overstuffed with plot turns and it didn't flow as smooth as the others. But I think rejecting TLJ would be like thinking back on something that supposedly universally 'sucked' and agreeing with the universe that it sucked.

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"no one dies in sci-fi" is that assuming spirituality/afterlife is part of sci-fi? If Quaritch returns, then I think Tsu'tey would have easily survived. The film Avatar (2009) educates the viewer on how Quaritch should have died and how Tsu'tey should have lived. I'll be interested to see more of Quaritch, I think his initial pitch was a shallow rebellion against Eywa or something

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Quaritch is dead though, right? Avatar 2009 clearly set up the elements of that world to make it seem like he died almost instantly after getting hit with the arrow.

economics are invented by man. economics could follow natural principles, but ultimately this market is a function of us. economics as an answer to carbon emissions looks to be a slow answer that is going to cost us.

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i'm sorry, I thought you were somebody else

- Saving Private Ryan - The Thin Red Line - Halloween H20 - The Faculty - The X-Files - Bride of Chucky - Urban Legend - Dark City - I Still Know What You Did Last Summer - Blade (A) - American History X (B+) - Pi (B+) - The Truman Show (B+) - Deep Impact (B+) - Ronin (B+) - Rush Hour (B+) - Lethal Weapon 4 (B+) - There's Something About Mary (B+) - The Big Lebowski (B+) - Shakespeare in Love (B) - Rushmore (B) - Wild Things (B) - Gods and Monsters (B) - Godzilla (B) - Bulworth (B) - Armageddon (B) - Elizabeth (B) - What Dreams May Come (B) - Pleasantville (B) - Mulan (B) - Enemy of the State (B-) - Star Trek: Insurrection (B-) - Out of Sight - The Waterboy - Rounders (B-) - Primary Colors - Species II (C+) - Patch Adams - The Mask of Zorro - The Siege - Soldier - The Negotiator (C) - U.S. Marshalls (C-) - Sphere (C-) - Vampires (C-) - Fallen (C-) - Deep Rising (C-) - Apt Pupil (C-) - Psycho

1. Saving Private Ryan 2. The Thin Red Line 3. Halloween H20 4. The Faculty 5. The X-Files 6. Bride of Chucky 7. Urban Legend 8. Dark City 9. I Still Know What You Did Last Summer 10. Blade 11. American History X 12. Pi 13. The Truman Show 14. Deep Impact 15. Ronin 16. Rush Hour 17. Lethal Weapon 4 18. There's Something About Mary 19. The Big Lebowski 20. Shakespeare in Love 21. Rushmore 22. Wild Things 23. Gods and Monsters 24. Godzilla 25. Bulworth Just missed: 1. Armageddon 2. Elizabeth 3. What Dreams May Come 4. Pleasantville 5. Mulan 6. Enemy of the State 7. Star Trek: Insurrection 8. Out of Sight 9. The Waterboy 10. Patch Adams 11. Rounders 12. Primary Colors

I don't like muffins. They are coarse, rough, and irritating, and they get everywhere.

i always think of my poor grandma in this. there should be other GIFs where it shows the people showing no internal resistance and flopping around.

demonstrate what is expected, like soldiers re-enacting training in war combat. - Mulan